Examples of using Whose problem in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
Whose problem is it?
Identify whose problem it is.
Whose problem is it?
But it is not usual for the most of the patients whose problems are connected with the weight loss.
So, whose problem is it?
Donald Trump is just the latest U.S. president to lay waste to the nations of the Middle East,a region whose problems can all be laid at Washington's door.
Well, whose problem is it?
On such sites, You will be able to obtain initial information on the practice problems to be solved, the cost of legal advice and services, and of course,to read reviews of clients whose problems have already been solved.
And whose problem is that?
Such measures shall include research and development, productivity improvements, marketing and measures designed to assist, as a rule by means of joint financing or through technical assistance, vertical diversification, whether undertaken alone, as in the caseof perishable commodities and other commodities whose problems cannot be adequately solved by stocking, or in addition to and in support of stocking activities.
No. And whose problem is it now?
One whose problem in the last resort was not that of finding a religious outlook on life.”.
And it can do a world of good for children whose problems with learning or anxiety are making school or play miserable.
For people whose problems are bound up in bodily form; in distortions or concern about body image, in actual movement difficulties such as tension or blocked areas of the body, impaired movements or in anxieties about proximity, physical contact or trust.
No one can solve problems for someone whose problem is that they do not want their problem solved!
This co-op, whose problems were recounted in a 1977 article in The Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, was an association of about 150 young couples who agreed to help one another by baby-sitting for one another's children when parents wanted a night out.
No one can solve problems for someone whose problem is that they don't want their problems solved!
Gentlemen come to me, whose problem with the size of the penis is indeed big, but also those for whom it is only a visual flaw.
No one can solve the problem for someone whose problem is that they don't want their problem to be solved!
Men come to me, whose problem with the size of the member is really big, but also those for whom this is only a visual flaw.
Nor can this choice be made by the insane, whose problem is their choices are not free, and made with reason in the light of sense.
Men come to me, whose problem with the size of a member is undoubtedly large, but also those for whom it is just a visual defect.
We must totally oppose the religious fundamentalists,nationalists and fascists whose problem with globalisation is that it opens people to new ideas that challenge backward prejudices and cultural practices.
The game's loot system, whose problems have been detailed at length, also remains largely the same as it was at launch, and armor customization is still largely hampered by the lack of options in the game's cosmetic shop.
This method works reasonably well for many patients whose problem is excessive underarm sweating, but it's not satisfactory for most of those with palm and sole sweating.
One can realise this by the fact that countries whose problems are truly due to the“systemic crisis”, such as Ireland or Iceland, respond to the crisis much better than Greece. The claims that it is not us who are responsible for our problems, but the“international system” are of equal value to the view that a jackass can abolish the law of gravity and fly in the air just by flipping his ears.
There are gentlemen who come to me, whose problem with the size of the penis is really large, but also those for whom it is just an optical defect.
There has not been one whose problem in the last resort was not one of finding a religious outlook on life.